Papaya Crucian Carp Soup
1.
Prepare the materials.
2.
Peel the papaya, remove the seeds, rinse with water, and cut into chunks;
3.
After the crucian is cleaned, use kitchen paper to absorb the water, and stuff two slices of ginger in the belly of the fish
4.
For the frying part, I used the Supor hot pot induction cooker and its complimentary wok. Press the induction cooker to set the cooking function to level 6, put oil in the pan, and let the crucian carp go down and fry for about 8 minutes.
5.
Fry until golden on both sides, don't rush to turn it over, or it will be completely different.
6.
After frying, pour in water, the amount of water is less than that of the fish, and add the cut papaya at the same time.
7.
Pour a little cooking wine to get rid of fishy.
8.
Adjust to level 12, after the water boils, adjust to level 6 on low heat, cook for 12 minutes, add green onions and salt.
Tips:
The papaya is very ripe, so let it go for 10 minutes after starting the pan, otherwise it will melt.